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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-22
The Sick CongressInen.

WASHINGTON, December 1l.-Repre-
sentative Butterworth of Ohio, and Mof-
TAFT of Michigan, who are detained from
the House on account of sickness, are both
somewhat better this morning. Mr.. But
terworth is suffering from an attack OF
typhoid fever, but his condition is not
considered to he dangerous. Mr.. Motfatt's
condition, however, while slightly i'm
proved since yesterday, is still precariOus.
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NATURES HIGHWAY.
Doings OF Boats and BoAtmsn Along th'
Ohio.

Doings OF Boats and BoAtmeu Along th'
Ohio.
The Lily passed down at $50 yesterday
morning.
The John c. Fisher passed Up at noon
yesterday.
The elegant steamer Fashion passed uI
at : 30 yesterday morning for Pittsburg.
The Ben Hur left for Parkersburg at {
D. In. and the Courier leaves for the same
place at II a. N. to-day.
The marks on the landing last evening
indicated 8 feet 10 inches and stationary
fall Of inches in the past "a bours.
The marks from above yesterday were
PittsF urg ) 9-10 feet and stationary; Par
ker, ! foot and stationary; cold and blus
serous; Brownsville, 5 feet and stationary
clo9dy; Rice's Landing, 4 feet and sta
tisnaTy; cloudy; Morgsntown, 8 feet
inches and stationary; cloudy; Oil City,
foot and stationary; clear; Lock No. !,
feet 6 inches and stationary; cloudy
Greensboro, S feet and stationary; clerd5
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Alter Cohenfiald. Ronds.

DETROIT, December 2l.-The New York
creditors of Isadore Cohenfeid, who is
now stopping in Windsor under the name
of Hoffman, have begun through their De-
troit attorneys, proceedings to recover the
S39 900 in United States bonds which the
woman representing Cohenield endeavored
to negotiate, and which are now held by
the police department Of this city. Two
writs OF attachment for $4,000 were Is
snsd this morning
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presInentinl postmnsters Coniirmed.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., December 2l.-
The Senate confirmed the following post
masters: Philip Kinlein, ChillicOthe, Ohio;
d. Vail, Norwalk, Ohio; George Daniel,
Sandusky, Ohio; ID. II. Beaman, Hiram,
Ohio; ). ). Bloom, Shelby, Ohio; c. B.
Dorwart, Salem, Ohio; G. Il. Oldham,
Moundsyilie, w. Va; W. Z. Campbell,
Wellsburg, w. Va; F. d. Hoy, Point Pleas
ant, WA; A. J. Nuzum, Grafton, VIVA.
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No Imported Labor.

WASHINGTON, December 2l.-Secretary
Fairchild took official notice to-day of the
report that 1000 Belgian miners are to be
imported to take the place of the miners
in the Lehigh region now on a strike. lie
sent kilograms to the collectors OF customs
at New York, Philadelphia, Boston and
Baltimore instructing them to be yigilant
in preventing any violation of the alien
contract labor law.
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Mrst ylrrinIans at the CapItal.

SIfCUI IHtOr0Nt 70 Vlt FtylSLtT,
WASHINGTON, D. c., December 2l.-
Col. j. IL. st. Clair, of Fayette county, the
big New river coke man, is among the ar
rivals tonight. Other arrivals are Jack
son Taylor, of Nuttleburg, Geo. W. Shut,
Of Harper's Ferry, ID. b. Lucas, Of Charles
town, and |. c. White, MOrgantOwn.
Major Ran Stalnaker, of Wheeling, is
also in the city. Thos. Murphy, of Park
ershury, is here Oh personal business.
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Transfers of Real Estate.

The following transfers OF real estate
were left for record at Clerk Hooks Office,
yesterday:
Deed made December :, 1887, by Joseph
Hydinger and wife to Herman L. Kal,
breuth, for lot No. -, In square No. >, in
La Grange. Consideration, $3.50
December D, 1887, by 7. =. ShallcrosS
and wife and Frank Water and wife TO
John l.. Stroehlein, for lot in Belle
vue," on the National road Ccnsidera-
ton, 81 900.
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TIE CAMERON pOsToFFGCE.
A Reply to n Sensational Dispatch la the
"InteIIiRencer."


To the EfiiOr Of u.f R,gtstSr.
The Int,Ngenccr OF December 90 con-
tained dispatch from Washington in re,
gard to the contest for the Cameron post.
Office, which did Mr.. John Crawford, the
leading candidate, great injustice. A des-
peTate attempt was made to blacken the
character OF Mr. Crawford, but it il wholly
unfounded. Upon investigation il il found
that, although Mr.. Crawford'H character
is not immaculate, it compares tlyorably
with that ofany Of his competitors, Aside
from this, number rofrepresentative Demo
Gratis from Cameron wish 10 say that Mr.
Crawford has been untiring in his work
for the party's success, and deserves some
reward.
MANY CITIZENS.
Cameron, ". Ia, De- 81, 81
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News From stanley.

LONDON, December 2l.-Adyices from
Zanzibar, under date Of December 10,
state that messenger has arrived from
Central Africa, who brings no direct news
from Henry VI. Stanley, but says 1t is re-
ported i'll the country on the eastern side
of Lake Nyanza that Mr.. Stanley, alter
many privations, reached Wsdelai IN the
early p art OF September.
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Martins Ferry Fire,

At lis o'clock this morning the brick
residence situated on Third street, Mar
tins Ferry, owned by Mr.. Z. S. Crowther,
was discovered to be on fire, and notwlth-
standing the efforts of the citizens it
burned to the ground. All the furniture
was saved Mr.. and Mrs. Crowther were
both in Wheeling, the house being unoc-
cupied. The loss is about 81, 900 and the
insurance is $500.
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Turkey Gap Coal and Coke Company

Turkey Gap Coal and Coke Company.
The Secretary OF State has issued GER
titicate Of incorporation to the Turkey Gap
Coal and Coke Company, organized for the
purpose of mining coal, manufacturing
coke and doing general mercantile bust
ness. Principal Office to be at Mayberg,
Mcdowell county, and charter to expire
December 81, 1918. The sum of fifty
thousand dollars has been subscribed to
the capital stock and five thousand dollars
paid in. with privilege oi increasing the
capital stock to seventy-tive thousand dol
lars. The shares are held by W. IL. Me-
Quail aud James McCormic, of PotIsvllle,
Pa, +. T.. Harmon, of Little River, Floyd
county, Virginia, John MCQuail, OF New
Philadelphia, Pa, and by Robert Allison,
Port Carbon, Ia.
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Young Lee Indicted for Attempted Murder

Young Lee Indicted for Attempted Murder.
CHICAGO, December 2l.-The grand jury
yesterday returned an indictment against
the yound man, Ralph ". Lee, charged
with an attempt to murder his steptather,
S. W. Rawson, the president OF the Union
Trust Company, several weeks ago, just
after the latter had come out Of the Third
Presbyterian Church at the conclusion Of
the Sunday morning services. Action on
the case has been delayed this long on
account OF the condition Of the stepiather,
as in the case Of the latter's death the in
dictment would have been one for murder,
instead of the attempt to commit murder.
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Ec.,ing Quietly Yesterday,

ALBANY, y Y, December l. tx Sec
retary Manning has rested quietly to-day
and his general condition is about as yes
terday His physicians do not look for an
immediate crisis but recovery is improb-
obIN
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Hovering at Zero.

ST. LOUIS, December 2l.-The blizzard
that started IN the West early yesterday
morning continues in It's severity, and at
O'Clock this morning The thermometer
hoyered around zero. A cutting but not
violent wind comes from the Southwest
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Bitter Cold at Chicago.

CHIuAGO, December al.-IEis city e1'
perienced severe change Of weather last
night. The rain, which had fallen all day
continued during the evening until the
weather which had been mild grew cold,
The wind rose, the rain turned to snow
and it became bitter cold. \ severe snow
storm has since been raging.
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4 Verdict for S2,5OO,

The jury in the case of Dovener vs..
Transportation Company, on trial in the
Circuit Court, returned verdict for the
plaintiff, last evening, in the sum of s., 500
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Anew Coke Syndicate.

PITTsBURG. December 2l.-The Con-
nellsyille coke producers will meet on Fri
day to consider the advisability of Organi-
zing 4 new syndicate. II the pools formed
it is said that it will include all the pro-
ducers in the coke regions except the II.
C.. Frick COMPANY.
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Florence BIndley Tonight.

At the Grand Opera House tonight Mis-:
Florence Bjndley will begin three nights
engagement, supported by powerful com
pany, in the exceedingly funny comedy
Excitement. Sp.sking of the attrac
ton the Rochester Democrat says: with
play like the Excitement which
was given at the Opera House last evening,
to criticise and to do justice TO the many
excellent actors aud actresses, novelty i'll
production, scenic and mechanical effects,
beside the really funny comedy is indeed
a task Seats on sale at Sheib's music
store.
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Examined and DlschsrgeI.

SPECIAL telegram to The RsgiStT.
CLARKsBU re, December 2l.-This even
ing George Custer had his preliminary ex-
animation heiore Justice Rapp, and was
discharged, IS no evidence was offered
against him on tue part of the State.
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
Appointed q Regent.

Hon. Frank P. Mcneil was yesterday
appointed Regent of the Normal schools
OF the State from the First Congressional
district
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A SHIP Of '49!.
A California Tale of the
Earlier Days.
BRET HARTE.
COPYRIGHTED : ILLUSTRATED.
WILL BEGIN IN NEXT
SUNDAYS REGISTER,
.DON'TMlSS 1T.

This story deals with Missourian who sailed
westward In n prairie schooner In the earlier
Rys-aCcompanitd hy his ouinl-cncouni'rd
tourney iOst his wife. lie worked his way west
ward. and our ttory hnds him established In san
Francisco, keeping lodging house In the hull
OF 4 lcseTlrh NINsrl.
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HRLD UNDER ADvI.EMENT.
Action Taken To-day on weston's Appli.
cation.

cation.
HARRISBURG, December 2l.-ln the ap-
plication for 3 pardon Of Milton Weston,
the Chicago millionaire, who is in the
Western Penitentiary on a five years SEN
tepce for the killing Of Hsymsker in West
morelsnd county several years ago, the
Board of Pardons to-day decided 10 hold
the case under advisement No decision,
therefore, will be rendered until the Boards
next monthly meeting.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-22
ChIcagos Down the Phill,es.

SAN FRANCISCO, December 2l.-Chi-
cago 1, philadelphia 2. Battery for Chicago
Ryan and Carroll; Philadelphia Crane and
Mcclure.
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LET THE PUBLIC HAVE \ VOICE

LET THE PUBLIC HAVE \ VOICE
The committee Of the Board of County
commissioners and MesSTs. LYNCH and
Cn.uuNN met Yesterday to again confer on
tnr Jrion bridge ordinance. 1t will be
remembered that the committee objected
t,the clsuSs in relation to the right oi
way in this city, fearing that the county
might be left with some unstable property
o9 its hands in case the bridge were not
built This objection was Immediately
>luelrhed by the bridge men, who agreed
To huy the property themselves and assume
All the risks, relieving the county from all
responsibility in the matter
S,t,g. 50 good. The gentlemen showed
a ,ommerdaEle willingness to yield in
everything possible, and a strong desire to
COME to au agreemeEt with the COM
mjrtee.
Bat arotbcr point OF difference was
r..,,d. point that had before been agreed
,o. Ia fact IL had been in all the
r.rrrSi itiors h ttore submitted, was Consid-
cred. ard no objection was made to it by
.r.,ue. L wasin relation 20 the amount
n, toll TO he charged hv the bridge COM
ptr, The committee wanted to insert
p-rnc>it.ou whereby the amount Of the
t,u charges fer crossing the bridge
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Another Am erfcan Cardinal.

BosToN, December 21.-It is rumored
that the Pope intends to make Arch
Bishop Williams, OF Boston, a Cardinal.
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"Peaceably if you ean," but by al means
keep Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup in the house,
Neuralgia, rheumatism, lumbago, and gout
on;ckly cured with Salvation Oil. 25c.
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IN 'AEcEErARN DANIEL MANNING is
"a" 10 be slowly but surely dying. He
..,, - III " sick chamber q wreck, and it is
'a'a that he cannot last many d,vs Ionger
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Barbour. Election Formally Declared.

RICHMOND, VA, December 2i.-In joint
session, the Virginia Legislature formally
declared John S. Barbour elected United
States Senator.
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'.N CARNEY, Of England, champion
',S"''"eisht oi the world, las retired from
I1e Hns lie refused to fight MIKE
'A"l' OF Bangor, Ne, aud therefore for
'e't' his title to Prof DAILY.
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-. "AEhov& was formally elected by the
"s'na Assembly United States Sena-
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NEWS AND COMMENT.
.fiE E.NTGrE.

For West Virginia. colder fair weather, light
-. ysr'sH.r winds, generally westerly, fol-
t,,rT ly rsss,g Temperature on Friday.
-r- Western Ec"">ylV1uIa, g, netally cold, tair
,....r.r .sl. O, m,.>H except along the lake
....rr tl..> svUhw,StgrkE winds, diminishing
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Pensions Issued and Increased.

SpsriGi TisgCH 70 ne Register.
WASHINGTON, December Extensions
have been granted to West Virginia appt-
cants as follows: To Sarah Meyer Of Par
kersburg, VIM. Barker Of New Milton, and
Afford Woodford of Jackson C. II. The
pension of John H. Teal, of Dickson, has
been increased, and the pensions Of John
J. Daley of Milton, and Christopher c.
Lee Of Terra Alta, have been reissped.
Salvation Oil will cure any pain to which
man is heir. Only 25 cents bottle.
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup positively cures
coughs, colds, sore throat, etc. Only % cts.
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of the per cent. bonds that were payable
without paying the premium which bond
holders might see tit to ask. The Demo
cratic party headed by the President was
endeayoring to reduce taxes so that so
large q surplus should not come into the
Treasury. All that the President had said
was. that it was not proper thing for him
OF the Secretary OF the Treasury IN do, TO
pay $l3O or $50, tor every 500 OF the
pupllc debt, and that it was the duty OF
Congress TO reduce the taxation OF the
people down to a point that would not be
a sacp.us. He thought that the course OF
the Presideat snd of the Democratic party
would be fully vindipste1, while it would
be very hard for people on the other side
to explain why they had kept up taxation
to the extent they had done.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-03

Why should cocks figure on the top of
steeples' Christians connect the custom
with the reproach the cock once conveyed
to ST. Peter. But the cock used to be
placed on the tops Of sacred trees long be-
fore IL wa transferred to church steeples,
and in north Germany it still stands upon
the May poles. 1t was partly a Waterman
and partly a weather prophet, and by its
growing IL could disperse evil spirits and
all approaching calamities. Its life vas
sacred in India and Persia, and Cicero
speaks Of the ancients regarding the kill
ing of a cock rs a crime equal in blackness
to the suffocation OF a father. Our
weathercocks are doubtless the survivals
OF the old ideas; though the solar
mythologists trace all these things TO the
use of domestic fowls as Obvious personifi-
cations Of the sun, so that 1.-THE pearl
which the fowl searches for in the dung
hill is naught else but its own egg, and the
egg of the hen in the sky Is the sun ITSELF"
and ''the hen of the fable and fairy tales
which lays golden egg is the mythical hen
ithe earth or the sky which gives birth
every day to the sun" One can scarcely
conceive anything more absurd. and il
would be interesting to know how, on
solar principles, would be explained the
Tyrolese custom Of not letting a black hen
live for seven years lest she should then
lay an egg, out Of which might issue q
dragon destined TO live q hundred years.
Gentleman's Magazine.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-03
Ways OF American Yachtm"n.

One Of the most prominent members Of
the New York Yacht club hove up at once
with the remark that:
american yachtmen are becoming as
set and immovable in their scruples aud
prejudices as the most rabid sons of Great
Britain. Whether II has anything TO do
with the prevailing craze Of Anglonania
or not | cannot say, but IL is there just the
same. The most steadfast and vigorous
efforts on the part Of the wide awake
yachting men Of America toward having
the races for the America cup occur in the
spring instead Of the fall have failed again.
Because the races have always been held
in the fall, they insist on continuing to
hold them at the same time of the year.
although the contests nearly all resolve
themselves into drifting matches, and are
unsatisfactory alike TO yachtmen and spec
tators. II the rule were changed now in
the fhce Of precedent and the race held in
the spring, it would give us another year
To get ready for the ~Scotchman's boat
which you may mark my word will be n
clippcr-and we would thus be sure OF
having brisk winds and races fair TO all
corners. New York Cor. Pioneer Press.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-03
Villains with Light Eve. and Hair.

"Why is IL that stage villains are always
represented with black eyes, black hair
and fierce black m~ustachesy'' remarked n
young man who has recently returned
from the rowdy west. II have spent q
couple Of years among the cowboys Of the
plains and | have seen many Of the most
noted desperadoes in that frontier country.
II has been my observation, and | have
heard others say the same thing, that these
desperate men are nearly always blondes
fellows with light hair, light mustache
and light blue eyes. Some Of the most
desperate characters I have ever seen were
small in stature and quiet looking. The
male brunette has, | think, been un-
necessarily slandered by the make up OF
the melodramatic villain. Louisville
Post
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-03

The sample dodge is an old AMI mean
trick by which some sharpers in a small
way beat the market man out Of n dinner
now and then. II you stay here long
enough you'll see one u them. | usually
get from two to a dozen visits from them
every day. Many Of them are men, old
men, usually, of respectable appearance,
though occasionally you find Il well
dressed woman in the business, aud now
and then a child. 1t is worked like this.
The sample fiend comes up when you are
not busy and tells you that he has not
laid In his winter stock OF vegetables yet.
Then he talks about different kinds Of
potatoes and wants 10 see what we have
got. lie takes a potato out of each bar
rel, says he'll try them all and see which
he likes best, and nov coolly off. OF
course we never see him again.
Now that seems like q very small kind
Of a confidence game for grown people to
scores of families who depend on just such
little tricks for the chief part Of their sus-
tenance. Anyway, we have lots Of them
down here. | have known them TO come
and ''work the racket and go away and
then be ut some other stand on the same
Grand an hour later. / actually believe
some of them have gathered enough yege-
tables in this way out Of this market in a
day to last them all winter. OF course
beggars we would fire out Of here in a
holy minute, and persons who didn't look
respectable we shouldn't allow TO take q
sample, But what can you do when nicely
dressed persons, who, for all you know,
may own n brown stone block and be able
to buy you out q thousand times, come
along and work you this ways-Stallkeeper
in New York Commercial Advertiser.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-03
Paper, Pens and Pencils.

In a communication TO one Of the scien.
tific journals, on the subject of paper and
the industries connected with IL, NJ. DE
Boutarel presents some valuable data
showing the great increase in the quantity
Of pens, paper, pencils, etc, manufactured
in Europe and the United States alone.
According TO this authority, the produc-
ton OF paper, which at the beginning Of
the century was practically nothing in the
United States, some time since amounted
TO 5OO,O 900 tons per annun, and this guam
tity is just doubled in ~Europe-the value
OF the straw, rags and other materials used
in the manufacture OF the paper being
about SlOO, 900, 900. The value Of all this
paper, when manufactured. is estimated
at 5000, 900 900. The value Of the steel
pens annually produced, NJ. Boutarel finds
TO be not less than $4,000, 000.-New York
SIM.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-03

Mr.. L. Tietjens, OF Stassfurt, Germany,
has recently patented an ingenious
method Of damming back the flow OF
water In shafts, by the application Of the
well known fact that certain salts increase
their volume very materially by the alb
sorbing Of water Of disqualification In hard.
ening' To accomplish this h. takes either
calcined soda, anhydrous alum, kieserite,
or ~oxychloride OF magnesium, mixes them
Into a paste. and then Immediately injects
them through n suitably arranged pipe
into the hssurcs through which the water
flows. 10 Is said that rs this paste
hardens II swells enough to mn all the in
terstices Of the rock aud 10 render Il winter
tight. -English Mechanic,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-03
EDUCATION FORTY WEARS AGO.
Dificudties NJ Environment In Pionee'
DEMONSTRATING by Fifelycbt.

Dificrdties If Environment In Pioneer
DEMONSTRATING by Freight.
at is o fortunate thing" said an old
resident the other day, that the death OF
Logan mas turned public attention 10 the
school in which he imbibed the. prineiples
Of patriotism and the fundamental idea OF
personal integrity. Difficulties thrown in
the way OF a boy developed the qualities
that made the stubborn, aggressive and
persistent man. The difficulties Of en-
yironment i'm pioneer times made of a boy
who had the material TO build on the very
best kind of a a In the city latent
qualities Of the severest type of manliness
may not be developed in the boy because
there Is nothing TO call for their mani
festation.
"Not many children now prize an edu-
cation as we did in the olden times, and
not many are excited 10 that enthusiasm
that made the poor country boy u fanatic
in the matter Of gaining information. l
can remember when l was q boy OF 0 or
10 of taking my little wagon with its
wheels cut out of a thick plank, home
made in every particular; / remember OF
going with this little wagon bali a mile TO
where the bark had fallen from the rails
aiong u ienee' anu VI sa'ne'iiR .',9 paah
anu haulihg u no,ne " n,ahe e, r,
h,sh' ihat l NY s,uuy VI ieal' u
ldei that d ooy shouIu nave q 'ahuie oy
whlcn 10 pursue MS s'uuies was ho'
'hoagnt OIL
-ihls haholng vi .ne JAIN Mas iiyoMn
luea, anu my own Nehtu,e en'IIely, A,.e,
supper OF AFTER lhe eoohihS utensils hau